Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

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/ cee5 zc1 the Workmanship cannot bs ex-
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/ Ia tns line of youths and boys clothing
1 cal a. the q ant fhsy are exhibiting enc
/ 0f the nnssl lines o. f21 ei0thing ever be-
! fore sEJsn, aad every article 81 wearing
! apparel Is soFtly of inspection. Ine
really made clothing Is marked ~ prices
! consistent with every iss u economy.
] Just think u cofkscreS suits ia SAGA or
/ froek styles ~ $ 80, g. 10 SO. worth any
where from $40 % SIS. Eyery visitor IL
welcomed and cordially So whether they
| buy necktie ~ ten cents Or soit AZ $40.
! 0entlenanly and obilgins CLERKS are a.
/ ways IN attendacce - explain ID visitors
/ any particular part OF the exhibit they may
! ASA Tor. II you are IA need Ol clothing 40
not pass the Giant b.. They viii save
you mOney.
Reliable Dsslsrs-
Ths hrm OF Houseman, DOnnally
Jones, were well pleased yesterday at being
awarded lsI premium on the coat of suit
of clothes which they Offer ed for the bushsl
OF potatoes receiving first premium. There
Was nothing offered for displays OF clothing
and the firm did not intend 20 compete for
any premiums on individual garments un-
til after their goods were sent out there.
Then euriously looking over the list OF
premiums the eye OF one OF the frm Was
caught by the $500 premium on q coat, so
the coat from the suit which Was offered the
premium, bushel OF potatoes was entered.
This suit OF clothes Is nrst-class IN every
respect, was made 10 order, and if il does
not nl tue man who Was awarded nrst
premium, HonSeman, DOnnanv a Jones
will make one which will III. Speaking Of
hts at tue mammoth Is the place To get
them. Their trade, or their orders for suits
10 order yesterday, amounted 10 nearly one
thousand dollars, and IL wasn't 4 very
fair day after all. The wholesale and
joobing trade of this firm exoels by far the
ideas of nearly every one. They manu-
factare ali their own clothing and large
amounts 70 be put in stock which are sold
here al retail and IN lob lots 70 other retail
dealers IN, OF the hurrah about new iirns,
etc. The old reliable sui continues 10 sell
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10, and are always ready TO meet any and all
| competition. Give them call.
First Premiums.
Messrs. Knowles 81 Co., carried off the
first premiums in Water Colored Portraits,
also on Light Marines, Landscapes and
figures in oil color. This Company's s
Water Colored Portraits are strictly origi-
nal, thus gaining points of great advantage
4. /.
cute. This elaborate studio which is To-
Gated in the Widdicomb. is opened to all
as orders of work for the holidays are
coming in fast. It would be wise for those
contemplating having Messrs- Knowles &
Co. 10 do work of this kind for them to
leave their orders al once. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
| Towering.
The Tower Clothing Company's ex-
hibit attracted its full share of attention
yesterday, and many compliments were
paid TO the skillful manner in which all
was arranged and displayed. The overcoats
mentioned in previous notice. were
awarded the first premium, and it was well
deserved. The subject of their opening at
| night was the subject of much comment
yesterday, and the crowds which surged in
the street for a block each way from the
corner for an hour last night before 5
! o'clock, the hour the doors were to be
thrown open, were very expectant, and the
| highest anticipations were more than real
, lied. A notice of their opening appears
| elsewhere.
Spiral Spring Buggy Company.
This company have one OF the first exhib-
its of Buggies, Road Carts, Training Wagons,
etc, to be seen at the Fair grounds this
!. 1 hosr - urks sob
display can be seen, is located few yards
south and nearer the grand stand than the
IELEGRAM-HERALD 5 tent and Mr. u. Barker
having charge of same We can safely say
that each and every one visiting the exhibit
| will be treated royalty. The Spiral Spring
Baggy Company car justly boast of one of
the finest springs manufactured in the
world. and the beauty OF same is that IL
balances perfectly whether loaded evenly or
not, riding as smoothly with one IN the
, vehicle as if loaded heavily. We could fill
column of our s,'ace with praise of this
firms buggies, etc. but deem il unneces
sary, as the Spiral Spring Buggy Company
carried oil the first prize yesterday for top
bugsies, which in itself is one of the great
est compliments could be paid, and Mr.
Bsrkes smiling countenance yesterday
afternoon told the representative plainly
that he felt very much elated over the re-
ception Of same and well he might be. as
there were some Of the grandest displays of
buggies. this year, ever known to Grand
Rapids.
Bradfeld a. Co
On the east side of the space allotted TO
the display of art goods in Art Hall is a
show case of fine moldings displayed by
Brsdisld & Co, who make q speciality OF
Picture Frames to order al their place OF
business, 50 Monroe-st. A NUN Der of the
fine pictures in tais room. including the
} large steel engraving on the north side.
were hung there by Mr.. Seymour, not for
premiums. out to add to the appearance OF
4. this department. of which he is superin.
tsndent.
Msnuf,cturers' Hall.
Messrs. Van der Veen a. Whitman occupy
conspicuous place in this department and
make most excellent display with the well
and popularlY known Sterling & Gold Coin
} Stoves. These gentlemen are vell-k10vn
for their courteous manner Of c0nducfing =
exhibits. and the many friends Of the arm
viii rejoice 70 xn0v that they OCCUPY space
in this valuable department and viii usher
their friends and scqnai1fsnces around Il
congratulate them Or their arlisticsllg
arranged display.
Jufius A. y. Friedrich.
Mr.. julius A J. Friedrich, ss ususl. i
} making grand display il Art Hall. This
. srrnly established thorouzhly houorsbl
and respected music hoass a. - and 81
Csusi-st. always does What it can u make
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